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in Front . committee thank you. Our children are fortunate to be surrounded daily by professionals who genuinely care about them and their progress. • Renowned portrait artist and children’s book illustrator, Ned Bittinger, is scheduled to visit RCES on May 14 . He will present a slide presentation showing how he illustrates a book and then one lucky child will be selected to be the subject of one of his portraits. What an honor! Mr. Bittinger is coming as part of our Fun Fridays Visiting Artist Program. The Kindergarten and First Grade Celebration of Learning assembly is scheduled for May 6. We are proud of our student# achievements, and invite the community to join us as we recognize them. RCHS parents, please mark your calhe following events. Your support of these activities success. Tom is scheduled for May Green Country Club mderstand that the |e theme a surprise! jrarty is being planned energetic parents under fcjSftsan Fox and Ms. members of the RCHS staff. »r Prom Party is well- chaperoned, fun environment for junior and students and their prom dates. Drunk Driving (SADD) >ors the event which is always a hit! Career Day at RCHS is scheduled for encourage your students to . gain as much as this experience. Perhaps you your student to come up with eStions to ask if they is planned as a tool to Ip our students prepare for the future and are happy to answer all quesffonshy the students. • Volunteer, Mrs. Theresa Light, will be making a presentation at RCHS on May 20 at 7 p.m. to tell students about Headwaters’ summer program planned this year. The program will target middle-school and high school students this time. You might remember the wonderful production, “Clowns”, from last summer in which younger children performed. More information will follow soon. For those unaware, Headwaters is the very generous Rappahannock County Public Education Foundation. • RCHS student, Samantha Breeden, ' recently competed against 400 other students to earn the opportunity to participate in the Governor’s School at ^ University of Richmond this sum- ^ W w mer. Samantha was one of the 30 ^, students selected for this honor.
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